Question

3) When should timestamping (Every 2 minutes) start in the audio segment of 15-20 minutes?

Answer 1

Answer:[00:00:00]

Explanation:

Answer 2

Timestamping format used when transcripting audio files is:

[00:00:00], where [hour:minute:second].

Hence, 15th minute is [00:15:00]

If 10-20 minutes part of the audio must be transcribed, stamping must  started at [00:15:00].

If a client needs  time stamping every 2 minutes the next timestamp will be at  [00:17:00].

Explanation:

• Timestamps indicate when the corresponding text is spoken in the transcript. Timestamps are useful if you want to listen to the audio which is a different section of the text. They are also useful when referring to a specific part of the transcript.
• Time stamps are often ordered prior to editing of interview transcripts, panel discussions, deposits, legal transcripts and raw documentary or other production footage. When used with a video transcript, timestamps can help to align the text in the video file with a specific scene.
• he editors find it useful to check for a particular part of the video that requires editing. Market researchers find it useful to write reports summarizing what they heard by reading transcripts of interviews or panel discussions.